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This is a photo of David Zurnovsky Boguslavsky, with ...? He moved from Chernigov to Krakow and we don't know who is the woman next to him. Does anyone recognize?

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Do you have any other information on; Reuven/ Romek Birnboim
Romek was born in Krakow on June 1, 1919 to Menachem Mendel and Hinda.
He attended a school in Krakow and later helped his father in the
painting business. The was the only holocaust survivor of his family.
In the spring of 1946 he joined a camp of survivors attempting to
immigrate to Israel. After coming to Israel he joined Kibutz Kfar
Masrik. During the independence war he joined the IDF. Romak Birnboim
was killed on the 17th of April, 1948. He was 29 years old. More
infrmation in Hebrew could be found at;
http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/krakow/krkw_pdf/June_2007.pdf
The June newsletter of the ASSOCIATION OF CRACOWIANS IN ISRAEL

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This is a photo of David Zurnovsky Boguslavsky, my grandfather's brother. He moved from Chernigov to Krakow and we don't know where he died Does anyone recognize him?
María Paz Rivera Zurnovsky mariapaz.rivera@cepal.org

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VM7414
Category: Do you recognize?
posted: 1/22/2006

Description: Does anyone recognize this girl? She was a hidden child in Krakow, Poland, during WWII, her surname was alledgedly something like KELLER/KNELLER/KNOLLER. The photo was taken during WWII (presumably 1942 or 1943) and by way of a middleman sent to her mother and grandmother who was in the Sosnowiec ghetto.. After the war she was sent to the Jewish Orphanage: Wojewodzki Komitet Zydowski (address: Ulica Dluga 38, Krakow). Any and all information will be greatly appreciated.

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VM7414
Category: Do you recognize?
posted: 1/22/2006

Description: Does anyone recognize this girl? She was a hidden child in Krakow, Poland, during WWII, her surname was alledgedly something like KELLER/KNELLER/KNOLLER. The photo was taken during WWII (presumably 1942 or 1943) and by way of a middleman sent to her mother and grandmother who was in the Sosnowiec ghetto.. After the war she was sent to the Jewish Orphanage: Wojewodzki Komitet Zydowski (address: Ulica Dluga 38, Krakow). Any and all information will be greatly appreciated.

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Do you recognize the man on the left? Picture by Ze’ev Alexandrovich.

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Moving into the Krakow ghetto

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Pictures taken by Zeev Aleksandrowicz

c 1932

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Attorney Raphael Landau, others unknown, please let us know if you
recognize others. Picture taken c 1935.

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From left bottom; Rabbi Shmuel Kurnitzer ( son of the
last Rabbi of pre war Krakow; Rabbi Yosef Nechemia), Rabbi Shabtai
Hacohen Rapoport, ? , The head of the Jewish community in Krakow

Picture taken c 1935.